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All this stuff too: http://comancheclub.com/topic/22358-you-know-you-drive-an-mj-if/ :D

Eek! That link looks terrible with all those broken pictures!... I should really get on that.

Mmm... still love that truck in all its '80s goodness.

Robyn loves her Kindle. Lots of accessories to throw at it like different covers and lights and whatnot too. My sister in law has a Kindle also. Same deal... loves it.

:rotf: I like trying to read these types of ads as fast as I can just to see what makes sense. The only thing it's missing is all caps!

:rock on: ... and Y2K compliant!

I'd say it's more of just the laziness factory taking over instead of trying to find some decent pictures. Here's a couple stock photos from the "Who am I Talking To?" thread: In some alley in St. Paul, MN when I was in a band... Unity "candle"...

My wife wants to know where those pictures are.

... sweet cage but I think it needs more triangulation.

(Model 463... look it up.)

http://comancheclub.com/topic/34416-our-87-project-prime/ :thumbsup:

There's a few running around the Alexandria area. Currently, there's my three and a half along with: Black/silver '87- SWB, 4.0/aw4, 4x4, dana 44, red interior with buckets, roll bar, cargo light, turbines, goofy factory extended front bumper (missing the winch) Black '92- SWB, 4.0/aw4, 4x4, gray interior with bench, no real options to it but it's owner bought it new and couldn't be more proud of it White '?- LWB, I've only caught the truck driving past my place a few times. Tried to flag the driver down once. I'm told that there is a red one with a gray door... or the other way around... but I haven't seen it myself. This guy: http://comancheclub....thl6578gt010916 The '87 and the '92 are both owned by older gentlemen. Both are incredibly rusted and have well over 250k miles. Nice to know the other trucks in your area!... nice to know the inventory. :thumbsup:

No, no, no... thanks for the hijack. :brows: Which reminds me, I need to buy more Lincoln welders and plaid scarves.

I know, right? Who here already thought about posting a picture of their hands? :idea: ... or is that too borderline? :laughin:

Got that right. Makes the meter spin like a top!

At my old shop, my beloved Syncrowave 300 was my favorite tool by far! Flip the switch and let her sing! I love the output of an older transformer style welder any day over an inverter. Granted, they're awesome for the space saving and power draw, but there just isn't any soul behind a digital screen. Now, I don't have power for it where we moved to. I'd run a proper breaker for it, but I hardly have the floor space for it either. http://stcloud.craig...3448967525.html :(

I recently had a similar event happen! I picked a dana 44 out of a Chief a few years ago without knowing what I'd do with it. I knew it was a 3.55 ratio but I never opened it up before. Currently, it's sitting in the diesel shop at the school I work at... they always need stuff to take apart and look at so might as well throw some seals at it while they're in there. Anyhow, I was explaining what it is and what it's out of and I leaned on one of the drums and it moved. I noticed that the other side moved in the same direction! I was skeptical at first figuring that someone had welded the spiders. We cracked it open and looky there! Factory limited slip! This one is going under the race truck. I'd love to change out to 4.10s, but even 3.55s behind a 4.0/5 speed and some low profile rubber ought to make for some fun. Neato how we had similar surprises for our trucks with a little bit of the same Archer DNA. Mine is of course transplanted... but similar DNA anyhow.

That's one of my many series recordings. I do not care for Courtney though... didn't like her on Overhaulin' either. On the other hand, I miss Jesse Combs. I know... she's on that All Girls Garage show but I can't hardly stand watching that. She's on Overhaulin' now too. Strange full circle thing happening here.

I've got stuff. I'm not saying that I've got super some super rare stuff but the stuff I have is some good stuff. For the few people that I've sold parts to they're seen how I catalog things in little baggies and labeled boxes. I like this picture: That whole shelf is anything from taillight harnesses to bumper end caps to lower shock mounts. I really don't advertise much about most of the parts I've got but I do volunteer to sell off when I see someone who needs something. So... you didn't see anything here! Oh... and this. :D

In that case... :bowdown:

Come to think of it, you had a cup of coffee in your hand when we met but I had no idea I was taking away so much of your busy day! Really makes me appreciate the time that much more. I call bull$#!& though... I don't remember seeing that much wood sitting around.